Did the YWCA give her up?
It seems like he had accepted the fact that she was dead until the YWCA called him at work to give their condolences.
If only they just kept their mouth shut lol jk
I suspected that Martin had not 'truly' accepted she was dead just yet, judging by his reaction to the phone call.
He got a very 'hmmm let's see what this woman has to say' tone to his voice when he told his secretary to put the call through.
And an unmistakable look of 'relief' comes over his face when the woman initially says only '.....and we wanted to call & tell you how much we'll miss her.'
Martin apparently thought (or hoped) that the woman was calling to give him info on Laura being ALIVE somewhere!
Long story short...Martin was insane, but very intelligent in some ways. He was suspicious.
The call just confirmed his suspicions.
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.
I guess it's because I have seen this movie so many times but am I the only one that laughs when the camera starts spinning around the room when the lady gives him the info he needed to confirm she was still alive? LOL maybe I have seen it so much that it's now become somewhat comical in some parts.
shareshe probably took some towels from the ywca.
it was time for payback.
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